OG Kush SFV Fast Feminised Seeds
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OG Kush SFV FAST benefits from a seeds_plant_height=seeds_plant_height=Taller period of florescence thanks to having been crossed with an auto plant before the selection was made based on non-autoflowering properties. This faster-flowering attribute widens the scope to grow OG Kush SFV outdoors in higher, cooler, latitudes and is suitable for novice growers, such is its ease of cultivation.
OG Kush SFV is an indica-dominant strain that grows with a columnar structure and which bears dark green leaves. Its structure makes this strain eminently suitable for growing in a SoG to maximise yields. In the latter stages of flowering some phenotypes become very hungry for nutrients - as always, the plants will tell you of their needs in this respect if you observe closely and monitor their growth and appearance.
Indoors, plants can yield 500 - 550 gr/m2 in 7 - 8 weeks of flowering. Outdoors, plants can grow as seeds_plant_height=seeds_plant_height=Tall as 200 cm. yielding in excess of 550 gr. each with northern harvests during October. The spherical-shaped buds are extremely dense and loaded with resin, a quality that makes it suitable for producing a range of extracts. This facet is increased with hydroponic cultivation.
OG Kush SFV FAST has a flavour that emphasises lemon and pine and this is even more noticeable with organically produced plants. Hydroponically grown plants lean a little more to the Kush side with, paradoxically, an earthier quality. THC levels of 24% induce a very physically relaxing effect that might scupper any plans you have made.
Fast / Early strains keep the photoperiod growth pattern, but they begin flowering earlier and usually finish sooner — helping outdoor growers harvest before late-season weather becomes a problem.
Fast / Early strains are most valuable outdoors, where earlier flowering and shorter bloom times help growers harvest before poor autumn weather. Indoors, their main benefit is a faster flowering phase than photoperiod versions.
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